The document outlines a photo shoot schedule from March 13-19th featuring an actor named John Hall. Locations included Bracknell ice rink, Henley town, Henley College, and the photographer's house. John was directed to pose casually in hoodies, shirts and shorts. Photos were edited in Photoshop, including sharpening, adding lens flares, adjusting tone and cropping to focus on John. The goal was to portray John as an up and coming artist for the photographer's magazine through poses showing attitude like not smiling and techniques used in other magazines.

1. Photo shootand Editing

2. Schedule for Photo shoot:March 13th -Take a picture of Bracknell ice rink stands.March 14th – Find my model.March 16th - Take photos of actor in Henley.March 17th - Take photos of actor in College and at my house.March 18th - Upload and start editing images.March 19th – Finish editing images.

3. Model(s):Name: John HallDate of Birth: 5/ 5/94Address: 13 Purley RoadPurleyReadingBerkshireRG5 13DVTelephone: 077590848970

4. Mise en scene:Location:The Henley College, Henley town, Bracknell ice rink stadium, My house.These locations offered various background to my images, many that showed my actor in a street to reflect on the music genre he was representing.Costume/ Props:Hoodie, T-shirt, Polo shirt, Shorts, Canvas shoes. Organisation of actor:I organised my actor at the centre of my images, to keep focus on him. For the front cover image I made john(actor) look into the camera as I found this is a common and good technique used by other magazines to attract the audience. I tired to make it seem like my actor (who will be my up an coming artist in my magazine) to have attitude, for this I made john not smile in many of the images, and sitting down or looking away from the camera.

5. Photos:Photo 1: Bracknell ice rinkI took the opportunity to take a picture of the stands of an ice hockey game I went to, i wanted the image to seem like it was a music venue as it is linked to the page about the best venues on my contents pagePhoto 2: Henley townI meet John (actor) in Henley to take so images. I told him to wear casual clothes, as the setting was a street in Henley. I wanted him sitting down to make it seem casual, and looking into the camera to attract my audience (which was something I learnt from my research) . I also got him to but his hood up and not to smile so he matched the street background and showed attitude which is something many artists have.

6. Photo 3: Henley CollegeI meet up with John at college to take some more images. I told him to dress smart/casual in wearing a photo shoot. I told him to put his earphones in to make the link wit music, suggesting its what he loves. I told the picture at a low angle to get the light shining through the image from behind, I feel this showed fame, like many other magazines I analysed in my research. Again I told him not to smile to show attitude and to also look away for the same affect.Photo 4 : My houseOn the same day John came to mine dressed differently, but again casual. I told him to look away but smile, as I thought the artist needed 1 image of him smiling to make him seem attractive to the audience

7. Editing:I used photo shop to edit many of my images...I sharpened certain imagesI added a lens flare to exaggerate the sunlight to show fameAuto ContrastAuto ToneAdding vibrance as the image was a bit dull

8. Cropping and Framing:I cropped most of my images using Photo shop. In many pictures I cropped the photo to make my artist the centre of attention. I also cropped them according to where they were going on my magazine., for example with my front cover image I cropped it to overlay certain texts and to not overlay other pieces of text, I then added a soft edges affect make it fit in the front cover.